Sentence examples for increased domination from inspiring English sources

Abundances were positively correlated with late successional qualities of forest, such as increased domination by mesophytic tree species and increased availability of wood debris.

On Thursday, it seemed like the early results were confirmation of Europe's increased domination of the game and Lewis's glittering 65 a big hint that the good times would keep right on rolling.

Nor did our study indicate that vertebrate grazing mediated any increased domination of shrubs over other functional plant groups in response to warming.

There's the increasing domination of the big clubs.

As a child Nona was dismayed by the increasing domination of American culture in Hawaii.

The increasing domination of competitive school sport may be the lasting (negative) legacy of the London 2012 Olympics, with the resultant disfranchisement of women and girls.

Perhaps the increasing domination of the Edinburgh fringe by standup comedy may have helped to make audiences sympathetic to individual performance.

Her widely cited article "The Race for Theory" challenged the increasing domination of African-American literary study by those who were primarily interested in theory rather than in writers and their work.

The problem here is not sports, but the increasing domination of our educational system by the massive corporate-commercial culture that has consolidated itself during the last 15 or 20 years.

The Marine Expeditionary Brigade leading the operation represents a large number of the 21,000 additional troops that President Obama ordered to Afghanistan earlier this year amid rising violence and the Taliban's increasing domination in much of the country.

Tensions run deep in Tibet, where many Tibetans accuse the government of trying to dilute their culture, citing concerns over what they view as increasing domination by China's majority Han ethnic group.